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SCOTTISH ARMS
BEING
A COLLECTION OF ARMORIAL BEARINGS
A.D.J^370-1678
Reproduced in Facsimile from Contemporary Manuscripts
WITH HERALDIC AND GENEALOGICAL NOTES
By R. R. STODART.
VOLUME FIRST.
V.I
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EDINBURGH: WILLIAM PATERSON
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CONTENTS.
INTRODUCTION.
INDEX TO THE PLATES.
LIST OF NAMES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY OCCUR ON THE
PLATES.
PLATES— ARMORIAL DE GELRE, A to E.
ARMORIAL DE BERRY, i TO ii.
FORMAN'S ROLL, 12 TO 21.
SUNDERLAND HALL MS., 22 TO 24.
ADDITIONS TO SIR DAVID LINDSAY'S MS., 24* TO 34.
WORKMAN'S MS., 35 to 84.
KINGS' AND NOBILITY'S ARMS, 85, 86.
SIR DAVID LINDSAY THE YOUNGER'S MS., B7 TO 94.
SIR JAMES BALFOUR'S MS., 95, 96.
LYON REGISTER, 97, 98.
EARL OF CRAWFORD'S MS., 99, loa
GENTLEMEN'S ARMS, loi TO 106.
FUNERAL ESCUTCHEONS, 106 TO no.
SUNDRIES, III TO 118.
HERALDIC AND GENEALOGICAL NOTES.
INDEX TO THE NOTES.
ADDITIONS AND CORRECTIONS.
THE SMALL PAPER IMPRESSION, TWO
VOLUMES CROJVN FOLIO, LIMITED TO
THREE HUNDRED COPIES, OF WHICH THIS
INTRODUCTION.
This work, as originally planned by Mr Paterson, was to have included
the arms of the Peers of Scotland from the time of Sir David Lindsay to
the Union.
Several reasons have prevented the execution of this design. To have
given the full achievements would have increased the volume to an un-
desirable bulk ; of the arms of some peers there is no good repre-
sentation to be found, and in other instances, as that of the Grahams,
Viscounts of Dundee, the supporters are unknown. It will be found,
however, that the collection as it stands contains a great deal of informa-
tion as to the bearings of ennobled families extinct as well as existing.
The arrangement is as follows : —
I. — ^Armorial de Gelre.
When the work was far advanced towards completion, the Earl of
Crawford and Balcarres enabled me to make a very important addition to
it by communicating the fact that the Bibliothtque Royale at Brussels
possesses an illuminated armorial of the fourteenth century, which
includes a number of Scottish coats.
The controleur en chef of the library at once gave permission that
these should be copied, and most obligingly gave every facility for the
execution of the work, which has been admirably done by Mr Bainbridge
of Messrs Scott & Ferguson, who went to Brussels for the purpose. The
Scottish part is given entire ; it contains forty-five shields, of which thirty
have crests, and is, with the exception of a few shields in the Roll of
Caerlaverock, the earliest authority for the tinctures. The names have
evidently been added at a much later date, from a list which is no longer
in existence. This beautiful manuscript is in one thick volume, and
forms a general armory of Christendom at the period.
The name of the author, Gelre, Hdrault d'Armes, with the date
1334, is at the beginning; 1340 is placed below several shields, and in one
place 1369 is written. The Scottish part of the armorial seems to belong
to this latest date, and some of the entries probably to a still later period.
It is at present proposed by M. Bouton of Brussels to publish a fac-
simile of the whole.
II. — ^Armorial de Berry.
The Biblioth^qiie Nationale of France possesses one of the most
valuable heraldic manuscripts in existence.
iv INTRODUCTION,
Gilles le Bouvier, its compiler, was born in 1386, entered the service
of the Dauphin-Regent, afterwards Charles VII., and so gained the con-
fidence of his master, that in 1425 he was sent as envoy to the Duke of
Bretagne, and subsequently on other missions.
He was appointed a herald in 1420, and afterwards crowned and
created Berry King of Arms by the King at Melun on Christmas day,
according to his own statement, but the year has not been ascertained. It
is certain that he held the first rank as a King of Arms in France.
Le Bouvier travelled over a great part of Europe, including Scotland
and Ireland, and also visited the Holy Land and Egypt ; of these travels
he left an account, and also chronicles of his own time.
But his Armorial is the one of his works which interests the
student of heraldry.
Charles VII. desired his king of arms to make an authentic collection
of the bearings of the princes, nobles, and gentlemen of the countries he
visited, and the result was this magnificent register. It consists of two
hundred and five leaves, nearly half of which are vellum. Commencing
with a genealogy of the Kings of France, illustrated by portraits, it gives
an armorial of France divided into eight provinces, and containing
upwards of fifteen hundred coats.
Germany, Spain, Scotland, Italy, England, and the East follow,
bringing the total to nineteen hundred and fifty-three. It is fortunate for
us that the intimate alliance between this country and France led Berry
King of Arms, to carry out a more extensive visitation in Scotland than
in any other country. "While he collected only sixty coats in Germany
and sixty-four in Italy, he gives a hundred and twenty-two from Scotland.
In consideration of the official character of this collection, for the compila-
tion of which every facility would doubtless be given by Alexander
Nairne, then Lyon King of Arms, and its antiquity, the probable date
being 1450-55, it has been thought advisable to reproduce the whole,
although many of the coats are given the same, or nearly the same, in the
Artnonal de Gelre, and by Sir David Lindsay. The sheets are about
sixteen inches by ten, and generally the shields are arranged in four rows,
each containing three on a page.
Although this manuscript has been frequently reproduced or copied
in part, it has never been published entire.
M. Francisque Michel gave a list of the Scottish coats in his
Eccossais en France, and there was published in Paris in 1866 an
account of this armorial by M. Vallet de Viriville, giving a list of its con-
tents and the blazons of all the French coats.
The administration of the Library kindly allowed the sheets now
given to be photographed, and the colours were marked on the photo-
graphic copy, and revised by the Reverend L. W. Forbes-Leith, to whom
I have to offer my cordial thanks for his aid so readily given and so
important. This armorial is referred to as A.
INTRODUCTION.
III. — Forman's Roll.
Sir Robert Forman, Lyon King of Arms, sent to France to "Our
Sovrane lady Marie, by the grace of God Queen of Scotland and Dowager
of France," probably in 1562, a roll of the arms " of two hundred and sixty-
seven knights and landed gentlemen of the kingdome of Scotland." The
original is not known to exist, but in the Advocates' Library there is an
imperfect copy in trick, executed by Sir James Balfour, Lyon King of
Arms 1630-54. It only gives two hundred and four shields, and of these
fifty have been selected and reproduced in colour. 1532 is given as the
date, but this must be a mistake ; Sir Robert Forman was appointed
Lyon in 1555, and Francis II. died in 1560. This roll is referred to as
F. The coats given from this and the other MSS. are distinguished in
the notes by an asterisk prefixed to the name ; the letter L. indicates
that the arms are in Sir David Lindsay's MS.
IV. — Sunderland Hall Manuscript.
A copy of an illuminated manuscript of the time of James VI., before
his accession to the English crown ; it contains the arms of the kings of
Scotland, those of the peers of Scotland, and of three Highland families
— Macleod (Lord of Lewes), the Lord of the Isles, and the Lord of Lome.
These Highland coats, which are extremely curious, are reproduced.
This volume was kindly lent by its owner, the late Charles Scott-
Plummer, of Sunderland Hall and Middlestead, Esq., the representative
of the old Kers of Yair, whose well-known burial place in Melrose Abbey
has the inscription, " Here lies the Race of the House of Zair."
V. — Sir David Lindsay's Manuscript.
The celebrated heraldic . manuscript of Sir David Lyndsay of the
Mount, Lyon King of Arms 1542, now in the Library of the Faculty of
Advocates, Edinburgh, having been published in facsimile in 1822, and
again in 1878, is frequently referred to as L. The coats given in it are
not repeated from later authorities, except in a few instances, where they
have undergone material alteration.
Thirteen sheets, added to the original at various dates, have hot
hitherto been copied, and of these twelve are now given.
VI. — Workman's Manuscript.
An illuminated manuscript in the Lyon Ofiice, compiled about
1565-66 by an unknown hand. It became the property of James. Work-
man, a herald painter, whose name, with the date 1623, it bears, and con-
sists of two parts —
First, Arms of foreign sovereigns, kings and queens of Scotland,
vi INTRODUCTION,
peers of the kingdom, some Highland families, and later additions in
trick.
Second, Seven hundred and forty-one shields of the minor barons
and gentlemen, of which four hundred and eighty-one seem to be the
original series, six on each leaf, and all in the same style. Two hundred
and sixty have been added on the backs of leaves, some of them perhaps
as old, or nearly as old, as the first series. Although this is the same
size as, and is bound up along with the first part, I am inclined to think
that it is a separate manuscript, by a different hand, and of an earlier
date than 1565. Of these shields, two hundred and fourteen are repro-
duced, besides eight achievements. This manuscript is referred to as W.
VII. — Kings' and Nobility's Arms.
A small folio illuminated manuscript, belonging to the Lyon Office,
roughly executed, without the author's name or a date. It is shown, by
internal evidence, to belong to the period of the reign of Mary, after her
second and before her third marriage. This volume has been rebound,
and is lettered " Kings and Nobilitys Arms, I. ;" it has no title-page,
name of owner, annotation, or addition of any kind.
In all probability this was the work of a herald of the period, and
has been in the library of the office ever since. It contains a series of the
arms of the queens, from Jane, consort of James I., to Mary and her
husband, Henry, Duke of Albany, in lozenges surmounted by the Royal
crown, but without crest, motto, supporters, or any badges.
Then come " The Dukes, Marquises, Earles, Viscounts, and Lords
of Scotland, as they ar plassed in the book of Armes."
This rather pompous title, which is a later addition, might have been
shortened with advantage, as there is no duke, marquess, or viscount.
The arms of forty-three peers, and of the lord of Lewes, are given
with helmet, mantling, crest, motto, and supporters ; the crests of the
earls all issue from coronets.
Lastly, three hundred and sixty shields of arms of minor barons and
gentlemen ; of these seven are given, with notes on a few of the others.
This volume is referred to as K.
VIII.
I am indebted to the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres for the loan of
a valuable illuminated manuscript, the date of which is fixed, by internal
evidence, as being after the accession of James VI. to the throne of
England, in March 1603, and before March 1605, when Lord Home was
created an Earl. The authorship is ascribed to " Sir David Lindesay of
the Movnt, Knicht, Lord Lyon King of Armes," whose arms form the
title-page.
It contains four Royal coats, arms of the peers, with one or two later
additions, three coats of chiefs of clans, and two hundred and thirty
INTROD UCTION. vii
shields of the bearings of the minor barons and gentlemen. Of these
twenty-five are reproduced, with notes on some of the others.
This MS. is referred to as L. II,
It was purchased by its present owner, and is bound in vellum, with
a foreign coat of arms stamped on each board ; Castille quartering Leon,
and another coat which I have been unable to identify ; the shield placed
on the breast of a two-headed eagle, above which is a crown.
This is one of the most beautifully executed works of the kind I have
seen, both as regards design and colouring.
IX.
A thick duodecimo volume, entitled " Font's Manuscript," the property
of the Earl of Kinnoull, whose grandfather and father successively held the
office of Lord Lyon, from 1796 till 1866. It was purchased for the late
Earl of Kinnoull at Mr Smiton's sale in 1809, and remained in the Lyon
Office till his lordship's death, when it was sent, along with his other
books and manuscripts, to Dupplin Castle.
The present earl has obligingly allowed me to make use of it.
"W. Smiton, painter, 1780," is inscribed on a flyleaf.
The contents are : —
1. Two hundred and thirty-one shields of "The arms of sev"*
Scots gentlemen, &c., illuminate according as I found them in ane old
MSS. in follio, writen and drawn (but not illuminate) by S'- Ja. Balfour,
Lord Lyon, w""*^ I had generously communicate to me by the favour
of S'- Rot. Sibbald of Kipps, janr. Ao. 171 1, whereof a great many is drawn
from ancient sealls of charters of ancient dates,"
At the end are the words, " Finis Balfour."
2, One hundred and eight shields in the same style. " Nota, the
following coats are taken out of ane old MSS. herald book of Scots
noblemen and gentlemen's arms, illuminat in quarto." Of these
twenty-seven are given in facsimile, with notes on some of the others.
This collection is referred to as B,
The other contents of the volume are a copy of
3. "The arms of the nobilitie of Scotland," and of "the whole
sirnams in Scotland," collected by James Font, a.d. 1624, with later
additions,
4, The sixteen quarters of the nobility of Scotland, " first drawn out
by George Forteus, Herald Fainter, Ao. 1699, according to there pre-
cedence, in yt years Roll of parliament, and since corrected and much
enlarged by ye transcriber." Many of these are blank or incomplete,
5. A series of sixteen quarters, in some cases with the date of death
and place of interment; others are copies of birthbriefs issued to
Scotchmen abroad or about to go abroad ; the dates are nearly "all of the
second half of the seventeenth century.
6, Notes of services of the nobility and many of -the gentry, collected
from the retours in the Chancery Office, 1550 to 17 10,
viii INTRODUCTION.
X. — The Lyon Register.
The results of the general visitation of arms, 1672-78, which followed
the passing of the Act of Parliament in the former year, were arranged in
alphabetical order, in two series.
The first is— "The Blasoning of the Armes belonging to Knights
Baronet, Knights Batchellar, and Barons within the kingdome of Scot-
land, at least of such of them as have matriculat conforme and in obedi-
ence to the said 21 Act of the third Session of the second Parliament of
our dread soveraigne Lord King Charles the second, all sett downe as
their sur-names agree with the order of the alphabet, blanks being left
for adding the atchievem'^ of these who shall hereafter come in at ye end
of each letter ; and ye dates of ye Baronets patents being marked after
their respective bearings as follows."
The other is — " The Blason of the Armes belonging to the gentlemen
within the kingdome of Scotland who have matriculat their bearings and
extracted warrants for using ye same, conforme," &c.
Thirty-two coats of arms are painted. It had been intended to place
one at the beginning of each letter, but some have been left undone or
merely sketched.
Of these, fourteen are given as examples of official herald painting in
the time of Sir Charles Erskine, one of the most accurate and active
officials who have worn the crown of Lyon.
The reference is L. R.
XI. — Heraldic MS.
The property of the Earl of Crawford and Balcarres, the loan of which
is one of the many favours I have received from his lordship. It belongs
to the reign of James VI., and gives shields drawn in ink of the arms of
about five hundred and thirty of the nobility and gentry of Scotland.
Some have written blazons below, and others have the tinctures in-
dicated by letters.
From this collection thirteen coats are given besides Siward, which
has been placed among sundries.
The MS. is referred to as C.
XII. — Gentlemen's Arms.
A small folio volume, the property of the Lyon Office, apparently com-
piled in the reign of Charles I. ; the only coat it contains with the Nova
Scotia baronet's badge is Hope of Craighall, the year of whose creation is
1628. At the end a few additions on a larger scale and by a different
hand have been made, probably after the Restoration ; the latest of these
has the date 1676. The coats are alphabetically arranged, but not all in
exact order ; there are sixteen on a page, nine hundred and thirty-eight
in all.
Of these eighty-four are given, also notes on a few others.
INTRODUCTION. ix
The manuscript is referred to as G. ; it is imperfect, the letter A.
being wanting, but seems otherwise complete.
XIII. — Funeral Escutcheons.
Among the archives of the Lyon Office are fourteen volumes of
Funeral Escutcheons and Birthbriefs, of which only three contain repre-
sentations of the coats forming the sixteen or eight quarters displayed at
the interments.
They are sketched in ink, with the tinctures indicated sometimes by
letters, sometimes by lines.
The first of the three was compiled by Henry Eraser, who was
appointed Ross Herald 6th July 1687, being designed "painter burgess of
Edinburgh " in his commission. He died or resigned before 3rd February
1724, when Roderick Chalmers had a commission as Ross Herald.
Eraser's arms were registered soon after his appointment, he being
then " herauld painter." The volume is a thick quarto, containing one
hundred and fifty-one leaves, on some of which there are two Funeral
Escutcheons, but a few of these have merely names without drawing or
blazon of arms.
Sixteen coats are taken from this collection.
The second is a large thick folio, bound in dark leather, with an
ornamental device, and the letters f^e on each board.
It begins with Patrick, Earl of Marchmont, who died 2nd August
1724, ends with Mary, Countess of Sutherland, whose death occurred in
1766, and contains two hundred and forty Funeral Escutcheons ; some of
them are mere sketches, and others incomplete.
From this volume twenty-three coats are given.
The third begins in 1762, and gives fifty-one Funeral Escutcheons,
some of which are copies of older ones ; nothing has been found in this
that need be copied.
These records are referred to as F. E.
XIV. — Sundries.
In the notes on the thirty-nine coats given under this heading, the
sources from which they have been obtained are stated.
To Mr Paterson is due the entire credit of suggesting the plan that
has been followed in making this collection of Scottish Arms ; namely, to
take from the various authorities, as nearly as possible in chronological
order, the coats not given by Sir David Lindsay, and not to repeat those
already given. In carrying out this, I have exercised a discretion in two
directions. The arms of a family are given more than once where there is
a notable variation in the bearings, and some are omitted which seem
erroneous, or are merely an older coat differenced by an ordinary mark of
cadency.
The special interest which, from its antiquity and beauty, attaches to
the Armorial de Gelre, renders all apology for giving it entire quite
X INTRODUCTION.
unnecessary ; it has been thought desirable also to give the whole of the
Amwrial de Berry, although involving a good deal of repetition.
The publisher has, wisely I am sure, spared no trouble or expense in
procuring perfectly reliable copies of these MSS., and every justice has been
done to the originals in the exact and spirited reproduction of the coats.
All the plates in the volume are the work of Messrs Scott &
Ferguson, and have been most carefully and accurately executed.
In a work of this nature it is obviously impossible to refer to
authorities, or even to indicate all the sources from which information has
been drawn.
Among these are the official registers of the Lyon Court, and the
various manuscript collections in the library of the office ; Mr Henry
Laing's two invaluable volumes of " Scottish Seals ; " manuscript notes
by the late John Riddell, advocate ; and information furnished at various
times by the late Alexander Sinclair, Esq., who was always willing and
seldom unable to assist in solving a genealogical puzzle.
From Mr Marryat's " Year in Sweden," notices have been taken of
some of the numerous Scotchmen who settled in that country in the
seventeenth century.
Besides the MSS. named, there have been examined those bequeathed
to the Library of the University of Edinburgh by the late David Laing,
LL.D., those at Sunderland Hall, in the Library of the Faculty of
Advocates, in the College of Arms of England, in the Library of the
British Museum, and a curious and well-executed illuminated MS.
belonging to Macleod of Macleod. It gives the arms of the peers, of the
families of Macleod, Maconell, and Macleod of Lewes, with supporters,
crests, and mottoes, two hundred and fourteen shields of the minor
barons and gentry ; also the arms of the Emperor and several kings.
At the end are some interesting entries of the arms, with an anagram
or quotation, and autographs of several envoys at the court of James VI.,
or foreign visitors of rank.
For instance : " M. T. ].—Non est mortale quod opto. Scripsit
Sterlini, ii Septembris, anno ultimi temporis, mdvic. Steno Bilk,
manu ppoy
The others are: Christian Barnekau, Stirling, 1594; Due de Venta-
dour, no date; John Septimus, baron Lichtenstein and Nicolspurg,
Edinburgh, 1587; Mandropius Parsburg, 1588; Henry Below, 1585;
Nicholas Theophilus 1585, St Andrews.
There is also a Latin inscription by Christianus Barnekaw, Danus,
Edinburgi, anno 1586.
Steen Bilde of Bildesholm, and Christian Barnekov of Birkholm,
were ambassadors sent to be present at the baptism of Prince Henry ;
Barnekov, Manderup Parsbjerg of Hexholm, Henry Below of Spotterup,
and Dr Nicholas Theophilus, were envoys from Denmark to Scotland
in 1585.
At the end is added— y<ri/ laissd mes armoiries a Mon''- Scha, en
tesmoignage d'amitU, Dit Bartas.
Ex arte et marte.
INTRODUCTION. xi
This volume was the property of, perhaps was executed by, Guillaume
du Bartas, the poet, who died in 1590, having been ambassador from the
King of France at the court of James VI. The legatee was probably
William Schaw, Master of the King's Works, and Chamberlain to the
Queen, who died i8th April 1602, aged fifty-two.
It came into the possession of Alexander Brodie of Brodie, Lyon
King of Arms 1727-54, whose daughter and heir married John Macleod,
younger of Macleod.
There are many names, such as Baillie, Blair, Cockburn, Dalzell,
Fawsyde, Guthrie, Haldane, Kirkpatrick, Moncur, Ogill, Preston, Renton,
Tait, Inglis, &c., which occur in almost every collection.
On the other hand, there are a large, number of families of whose
arms there is no representation to be found at all. Of these may be
mentioned Adair of Kinhilt, Bain of Tulloch, Caldwell of that Ilk,
Dunlop of that Ilk, Haig of Bemerside, Mow of Mains, Craigengelt of
that Ilk, Deuchar of that Ilk, Cuthbert of Castlehill, and the Highland
families of Maclachlan, Mackinnon, Macfarlane, Macnachten, Macnab,
and Gunn.
As regards the notes, it is a cause of deep regret to me that more
time was not available to render them worthy of the plates they are
intended to explain and illustrate. Thrown together as they have been
in the intervals of official work, and dealing chiefly with names, dates,
and blazons, mistakes must have been made, and have passed unnoticed,
but I shall be contented if the result be accepted as an honest attempt
towards the establishment of the heraldry of Scotland on a basis of fact.
R. R. STODART.
Lyon Office, \ith August 1880.
INDEX TO THE PLATES.
Plate
Plate
Abercromby,
. 9-1 1
Batwood,
95
Abernethy, John,
D
Bediton (?),
6
Acheson,
6i
Bell, ....
73
Adamson, . .
52
Belshes of Tofts,
lOI
^die of Moneaght,
97
Bennett,
lOI
Agnew, Sheriff of Galloway
95
„ of Chesters, .
107
Aikenhead, .
• 78
Bertram,
. 116
Aikman,
III
Bethune of Creich,
17
Alexander, Alschoner,
. 64
Bickerton of Luffness,
7
Alison,
. 56
Birnie,
lOI
Allan,
. 53, 71
Black,
95
Anderson, see Annand,
60
„ of Comiston,
lOI
Angus, Earl of, . . ,
. E, I
Blackadder of Tulliallan,
. 58
Angus, of old,
42
Blackstock,
44
Annand,
60
Blackwood, . . 6,
74. ioi
Annand or Anderson,
D
Blair (no name),
E
Arbuthnott of that Ilk,
91
„ of Balthayock, .
90
Armstrong,
78
,, or Blairgane,
14
Arneill,
56
Blindsell,
95. loi
Arnot,
76
Boe of Staine,
106
Arran, Earl of, .
31
Boig, ....
43
Athole, Earl of, .
E
Bonnyman,
lOI
Auchinleck,
II
Bontine of Ardoch,
lOI
Auchinleck (or Fouls),
E
Borthwick,
8
Auchmutie of that Ilk,
42
Boswell,
10
Bothwell, .
72
Baikie of Tankerness,
108
„ of Halbank, .
94
Baillie of T-amington (?),
9
Bower of Kincaldrum,
116
Baird,
53
Boyle, . . . .
lOI
Balcanqual of that Ilk,
116
„ of Kelburne,
109
Balcaskie of that Ilk, .
13
Brand, . . . .
lOI
Balfour of that Ilk, .
20
Brisbane of Bishopton,
no
„ Denmill,
16
Brodie of that Ilk,
'lOI
„ Kirkton,
21
Brokas, . . . .
86
„ Ballo,
21
Broune of Fordell,
21
Balmakewan,
95
„ Hartree,
59
Balvaird
47
Brounhill, . . . .
lOI
Bannerman of Elsick,
no
Bruce, ceux Dandresel,
5
Barclay, . . .
81
Brunton, . . . .
lOI
„ of Colairny, .
82
Buchan, Earl of,
I
,, of Gartly,
95
Buchan (?), . . . .
9,52
Barraman, . . . ,
66
Buchanan (?), le Seigneur de
Barry, . . . .
III
Bouquenel, ' .
4
XIV
INDEX TO THE PL A TES.
Plate
Burnett loi
Burnett of Leys, . . 92
,, of Barns, . . 109
Butter of Gormack, . . loi
Byres, .... loi
Cader, .... 81
Caddell or Calder of Asloun, 102
Cairncross, ... 45
Cairns of Orchardtoun, . 17
Calder, see Cader, Caddell.
Calderwood, ... 67
Campbell of Loudoun, . 5
Campbell (?), ... 5
Cantelupe, .... 95
Carkettle, .... 83
Carlyle of Kinmount, le Seig-
neur de Queinmont, . 4
Carnegie of Kinnaird, . 1 1 1
Carrick, Earl of, . B, E, i
Carse, .... 50
Carwood, . . . . 51
Cathcart, .... 5
Chancellor of Shieldhill, . no
Chapman, .... 52
Charteris of Amisfield, . 20
„ of Lumphanan, . 20
Chirnside of East Nisbet, . 20
Christison, ... 77
Chrystie of Whythouse, . 102
Clanchattan, ... 68
Claresoun, .... 99
Clark of Balbirny, . . 68
Clark, . . . .75
Clarkson, . . . .102
Cochrane, . . . . 9, 66
Cockburn of Langton, . 8
Collace of Balnamoon, . 70
Colville, .... 7
„ Robert, . . D
Comyn, le Sire de, . . E
Cook, . . . . 56, 69
Copland of Udoch, . . 102
Cornwall of Bonhard, . 45
Corrie of Kelwood, . . 19, 95
,, of Newbie, . , 102
Corsar, .... 59
Couper 63, 70
Coutts of Ochtercoul, . . 93
Cowston, .... 50
Craig (no name), . . . E
Craig,
Craik, ....
Crail, ....
Cramond, .
Craw of Gunsgreen, .
Crawford, Earl of,
Crawford, .
of Grennan,
William,
of Leifnorris,
Crich, ....
Crichton of Sanquhar,
of Cairnes, .
Crombie,
Cruikshank,
Cudbertson,
Cullane,
Cuming of Altyre,
Cunningham, le Seigneur de
Kilmaurs,
Cure, . . : .
Currie, see Corrie,
Plate
62
67
95
III
106
I
9,82
10
II
89
53
4
7
7
47
III
79
95
12
2
67
Dalgarno of Garnieston,
Dalgleish, .
Dalrymple, .
,, Sir James,
Dalzell of that Ilk,
Danskine, .
Dasone, Dawson,
Davidson, .
Dempster, .
Denham,
Dennistoun, Lord,
Dick, .
,, of Prestonfield,
Dickson,
Dingwall, Lord, .
Dishington of Ardross
Dobie,
Dog, .
Don of Teith,
Donaldson, .
Douglas, Earl of,
„ of Pompherstoun,
„ of Mains,
,, Archibald,
Drummond {le nom manqzie),
,, of Concraig,
102
102
9
21
of Stair, 97
. 8,13
. 76
43. 102
45, 95, 102
102
102
35
46
108
55
24B
8
68
48
70
102
B, I
116
no
E
D
112
INDEX TO THE PL A TES.
XV
Plate
Plate
Dudingston of South-house
% 83
Forrett of Fingask, .
109
Duff, . . . .
55
Fouls (?), .
E
Duguid,
102
Fowler,
51
Duket,
. 83
Eraser of Philorth,
79A
Dunbar,
4
French,
45
Dumbreck of that Ilk,
74
Fullerton, .
48
Duncan of Mote,
71
Fynnik,
61
Dundas,
7
Fythie of Bysack,
102
Dunning of Mailer,
102
Duns, ....
18
Gair of Nigg,
97
Durham of Monifieth,
18
Gairdner, .
56
„ of Pitkerro, .
19
Gardine of that Ilk,
19
,, of Borrowfield,
103
Eccles of Kildonan, .
97
Gartshore of that Ilk
"3
Echlin of Pittadro,
. 118
Ged, ....
83
Eckford,
• 79A
Geddes of Glenholm, .
84
Edgar,
13
Gemell, .
113
Edington of that Ilk, .
. 58
Gibb,
47
Edmonstone, John,
B
Gibson of Durie,
79A
„ of Duntreath,
91
Gilbert,
85
Ellem, see Allan.
Gilmour of Craigmiller,
109
Elliott,
76
Glasfurd,
116
„ of Redheugh, .
85
Glass of Pittentian,
109
Ellis, Elies,
65
Gledstanes,
. 64
„ of Elliestoun,
106
Glen, ....
10
Elphinstone, Balwearie,
9
Glendinning of Drumrash,
95
Erskine, Robert,
D
Goodlet of Abbotshaugh,
107
„ Thomas,
C
Gourlay of Kincraig (?),
3
ofGogar,
89
,, ...
54
„ of Kinnoull, .
99
Govane,
103
Ewart,
50
Gowrie, Earl of, .
29
Ewing, . .
66
Grahame, le Seigneur de Gr
am, 4
„ of Morphie, .
103
Fairholm of Craigiehall,
97
of the Mote,
79A
Fairn of Tarlogie,
97
Grant, . . . .
95
Falconer of Halkerton,
18. 92
Gray, . . . .
3
Farquharson,
103
Grierson of Lag,
13
Faunzies, . . . .
81
Guild, . . . .
43
Ferguson, . . . .
94
Gulane, . . . .
54
Fife, Earl of, .
E, I
Guthrie of Lunan,
49
Finn,
61
f
Fisher, . . . .
65
Hadder, . . . .
116
Fleming, le Seigneur de Bi|
?gar, 2
Haitlie of Mellerstane,
93
Fletcher, . . . .
99
Halcro, . . . .
103
„ of Saltoun, .
102
Haldane of that Ilk, .
100
Fokart, Flokart, .
5
Haliburton, Walter, .
C
Forbes, Monsieur de, .
3
,, of Pitcur,
70
Forman, Sir Robert, Lyon
Halyday, . . . .
■ 65
King of Arms,
28.
Hamilton, le Seigneur de, .
2
Forrest, . . . .
78
,, of Innerwick,
116
Forrester of Corstorphine, .
8
„ of Silvertonhill, .
14
XVI
INDEX TO THE PLATES,
Plate
Plate
Hamilton, Lord of Paisley,
24A
Kincaid of that Ilk,
19
Hannay of Sorbie,
95
Kincardine, Earl of (?),
B
Harcarse, .
8
King,
49
Hardy,
99
Kin och,
72
Harratt,
51
Kinnear,
79
Hay of Tillebothell, .
95
Kintore,
103
Heart, Hart,
. 44, 82
Kirke,
• "7
Hepburn (Patrick, le Seigneur), C
Kirkpatrick,
5
„ of Hales,
8
Kirkwood, .
103
„ of Waughton,
12,89
Knox of Ranfurly,
81
„ of Whitsome,
16
Herries of Terregles, .
5
Laidley,
. 96
„ of Cousland, .
91
Laing,
59
Hervie,
103
„ of Morrisland,
. 98
Hill, ....
56
Lamb,
103
Hislop,
63
Lamont of that Ilk,
"3
Home of Dunglas,
6
Langlands of that Ilk,
97
„ Wedderburn,
89
Lauder of Bass, .
7
Homyll,
73
11 >> \)i
8
Honyman, .
82
Lawrie,
61
Hopper, ....
103
Law, ....
77. "3
Home,
68
Lawson of Humbie, .
15
Horsbrugh of that Ilk,
103
ft ...
75
Howison, .
57
Lawtie or Laittes,
60
Hunter, . ,
69,75
Leask of that Ilk, .
103
Hutcheson,
. 45. 62
Leith,
66
„ of Harthill,
103
Ireland of Milhorn,
no
Lennox, Earl of,
E, I
Irvine,
95
„ Duke of,
34
Isles, Lx)rd of the, . i
, 24, 36
Leslie, Walter, .
C
„ „ see Earl of Ro
ss.
„ le Seigneur de,
4
Lewes, Lord of, .
23. 37
Jackson,
71
Lichton of Ulishaven,
92
Jaffray of Kingswells,
97
Lindsay, John, .
C
Jardine, ceux Dapegart,
5
„ David,
C
Johnston of Caskieben,
103
„ le Seigneur de,
„ Sir Jerome, Lyon
2
Kein, ....
69
King of Arms,
25
Keith, le Sire de,
C
Lindsay, Sir David of the
„ Lord Dingwall,
. 24B
Mount, Lyon King of Ar
ms, 27
,, of Tilligonie, .
97
Lindsay, Sir David of Rath il-
Kellie,
79
let, Lyon King of Arms,
33
Kelso of Kelsoland, .
116
Lithgow, . . .
57
Kennedy, .
5
Little, . . . .
99
„ of Kermucks,
103
Littlejohn, . . . .
103
Ker (?), ceux de Moncastel,
5
Livingston of that Ilk,
6
„ of Samuelston,
8
„ Callendar,
6
,, of Fernihirst,
16
„ Drumry,
6
,,....
55
Livington, . . . .
100
Kilgour,
55
Loch, . . . .
60
Kiltra,
74
Logan of Restalrig,
8
INDEX TO THE PLATES.
XVll
Logic, ....
Plate
"3
Marshall of Clothoderick,
Plate
106
Lome, Lord of, .
22, 39
Mason,
. 46
Low, .....
107
Masterton, .
82
Lumsdaine of Blenearn,
58
Maxtone of Cultoquhey,
104
Lundin or Lundy of that Ilk,
72-106
Maxwell, Earl of Morton,
32
Lyle, le Seigneur de Duchal,
3
,, of Pollock, .
9
Lyon, le Seigneur de.
3
Maxwell of Calderwood,
6
Mayne,
104
M'Aben of Knockdolian, ,
98
Meik, ....
. 58
Macaulay of Ardincaple,
115
Meldrum, .
9
M'Beith, . . . .
65
Melville, .
6
M'Blane, . . . .
114
Menteith of Kerse,
16
M'Brair of Netherwood,
108
Menzies, .
6
M'Callum or Malcolm,
114
Mertoun,
44
Macalzean, ....
114
Methven, .
99
M'Caull, Makcalla, .
42
Michelson, .
104
Maclellan, ceux de Bouldy, .
5
Middleton of Kilhill, .
104
,, ....
83
Mitchell, .
. 18, 76
MacConnell of Duniveg and
Miller of Newton,
. 107
Glins, ....
88
Mirrie,
115
Maculloch, ....
9
Moffat, Moquenton, .
4
„ of Torhouse,
96
,, ...
50, 104
Macdonald of Moydert,
98
Moncur of that Ilk,
71
„ see Isles, Lord of
,, ...
71
Macdowall, ....
4
Monipenny,
9, 10
„ of Garthland, .
15
Monorgan, .
115
Macduff, ....
65
Monro of Fowlis,
92
M'Gachen of Dalquhat,
114
Montgomery, le Seigneur d
e, 2
Macghie, ....
5
Moray, Earl of, . .
B, E, 2
Magill, ....
52
" ■ . ".
Macgregor of old, Lord,
38
Morison of Dairsie,
55
M'Han, . .
114
Morton, Earl of, .
32
Mackay of Bighouse, .
no
Mosman, . . .
104
Makell, ....
74
Motherwell, William, .
II
Mackenzie of Kintail,
90
Moubray of Barnbougal,
7
M'Kie of Larg, .
96
Moutray, . . . .
78, 80
Mackintosh of that Ilk,
107
Mudie,
66, 112
Maclean, ....
87
Mullikine, . . . ,
80
Macleod of Lewes, . 3,
23. 37
Murdoch, . . . .
115
of that Ilk, .
3,41
Mure of Rowallane, le Seig-
Macmorran of Glaspan,
59
neur de Roualle,
' 3
Macneill (?), le Seigneur de
Murray of Gask, .
6
Maquele, ....
3
„ of Cockpool (Copal)
4
Macpherson, Clanchattan, .
68
„ of Blackbarony,
16
Magney (?), Alexander,
II
„ of Culbin, . .
47
Malcolm, ....
114
Myrton, see Mertoun, .
44
Man, Lord of (Kincardine),
B
Mar, Earl of, .
B, I
Naesmyth of Posso, .
. 98
March, Earl of, .
B, 2.
Neilson of Craigcafifie,
85
Marjoribanks,
57
Nevay of that Ilk (Moncur
Marshall, ....
104
ofSlaines),
104
XVlll
INDEX TO THE PL A TES.
Plate
Plate
Nicolson, ....
104
Renton of that Ilk,
. 58
Nisbet of Dean, .
108
Rerik,
115
Noble, ....
104
Richardson,
49
Norvell, ....
9
Riddell of that Ilk, .
15
Rigg of Aithernie,
107
Ogilvy, Monsieur de Quohon, 3
Roberton, .
74
Ogston of that Ilk, .
15
Robertson, .
44
Oliphant, Monsieur de Quil
i, 3
Rochead of Innerleith,
no
Or,
46
Roger,
43,51
Orchardton,
104
Rolland,
. 96
Orkney, Earl of, . . \
B, 1,30
Rollo of Duncrub,
93
Orme of Mugdrum, .
116
Ross, Earl of, .
B, E
Ormond, Earl of,
2
„ le Sire de, .
E
Orrok of that Ilk,
59
,, of Balnagowan, .
90
Oswald, ....
104
,, ...
„ of Fingalton, .
108
Rowle,
99 i^^s)
Oudney of that Ilk, .
104
Russell of that Ilk, .
, 46
Owston, ....
62
Rutherford,
7
Ruthven, Monsieur de Ruei
I' 3
Panther, ....
44
„ Earl of Gowrie, .
29
Paterson of Luthrie, .
93
Rynd,
76
Patton, ....
53
Pearson, ....
77
St Clair, Sir William,
100
Peebles of Dunfermline,
54
St John, Lord of,
40
Pentland, ....
42
Sanderson, .
77
Philp of Ormiston,
21
Sandilands, le Sire de.
D
Pitcairn of Forther, . ■
72
„ of Calder,
7, 10
Pittendreich of that Ilk,
69
Sands,
105
Play fair.
96
Schann,
80
Pollock, le Seigneur de,
2
Scheil,
57
Porterfield of that Ilk,
108
Scotland, King of.
A
Preston, Henry, .
C
Scott of Balwearie,
9
Primrose, .
81
„ Harden,
106
Pringle(?),.
8
Scougal of that Ilk, .
. 105
„ of Galashiels, .
109
Scroggie, .
80
Purves,
48
Scrymgeour of Myres,
112
Pyet of Auchinhamper,
104
Sempill of Eliotston, .
6
John, .
II
Rae, ....
. 105
Seras,
100
Rainie,
104
Seton, le Sire de,
. D, 2
Rait, ....
■ 10, 99
„ of Touch,
57
Ralston, . . :
104
Sevis,
64
Ramsay, Alexander, .
C
Shank or Sauks,
62
„ of Dalhousie,
7
Sharp,
. 105
„ of Russell, ,
47
Shewal,
54
„ of Kirknewton,
91
Sibbald of Balgony, .
7
Rankine,
. 105
Sinclair, le Sire de.
E
Rattray,
10
,, of Blanse,
17
Reid,
50
,, of Stevenson,
107
Reid of Colliston,
17
Siward,
. 118
„ of Pitfoddels,
. 105
Skene,
. 63
INDEX TO THE PLATES.
XIX
Plate
S,
Skene of that Ilk,
,, of Curriehill,
Slewman, Sloane,
Smeaton, .
Smith,
Somerville of Camnethan,
Spalding, .
Speir,
Spans of Wormiston,
Spott,
Spottiswoode of that Ilk,
Sprottie,
Steill,
Stenhop,
Stevenson of Herdmanshiel
Stewart, John, .
,, Alexander,
„ of Traquair,
„ Sir William, Lyon
King of Arms, . 26
„ of Grandtully, . 12
„ of Bauespick, . 14
,, of Castlemilk, . 4
„ le Seigneur de Darnley, 2
,, Earl of Orkney, . 30
,, of Dalswinton, . 4
,, Earl of Arran, . 31
,, Duke of Lennox, . 34
Strathern, Earl of, . E {bii), i
Studman, .... 86
Sutherland, Earl of, . . E, i
Swift, .... 49
Swinton, le Seigneur de, . 2
Sydserf of that Ilk, . . 43
Symmer of Balzordie, . 105
Symyne, . . . .105
94
106
53
105
96, 105 {pis)
96
105
no
12, 17
105
68,73
105
73
75
118
D
D
84
Tau, .
Tennant,
Thomson, .
,, of Maynes,
Tod, .
Toshach of Monyvaird
Towers,
Town is,
Trollop, Troup, .
Trotter,
„ of Mortonhall
Tullus,
Tullydaff, .
79
14
54
98
no
15
8
48
52
61
109
63
112
Plate
Turnbull, . . . . 7, 19
Turner, .... 86
Tyrie of Drumkilbo, . . 106
Udney, see Oudney.
Udward, .... 85
Umphraston, ... 42
Urquhart, .... 84
Urrie, .... 79
Vans, .... 13
,, of Barnbarroch, . 90
Veitch of Dawyck, . . 67
Vernor, . . . .105
Vollum of Wodwrae, . . 105
Waddell, .... 62
Walker, .... 63
Walkinshaw of that Ilk, . 107
Wallace of Ellerslie, . . 18
Walterstoun, ... 80
Wardlaw of Torry, . . 6
,, Warriston, . 14
Wastoun, .... 46
Watson, .... 75
Watt, . . . . n8
Wedderburn of that Ilk, . 72, 96
Well wood, . . .106
Welsh, .... 70
Wemyss of that Ilk, . . 20
„ of Rires, . . 4
West, .... 69
White, . . . . 64
Whitehead (Quhytelau), . 12
Wigum, . . . . 78
Wilkie, . . . . 73
Williamson, ... 77
Willmure, .... 64
Wilson, .... 67
Winchester, . . .105
Windegates, ... 60
Winram, .... 49
Wiseman, .... 96
Wishart, . . . . 10
Wordie, . . . .106
Wright of Langsyde, . . 51
Wynton of Strickmartine, . 48
Young, ... 96 {bis)
Yule, 106
fa
-a'
ire-. ^
v)lktUtlU.
1»M"
LIST OF NAMES IN THE ORDER IN WHICH THEY
OCCUR ON THE PLATES.
Armorial de Gelre.
A Le Roi d'Ecosse.
B Le Comte de Carrick, Le Comte de
Douglas, Le Comte de Moray, Le
Comte de Mar, Le Comte de March,
Le Comte de Kinkardin, Le Comte
d'Orkney, Le Comte de Ross, Jean
Etmoston.
C Jean de Lindsay, Henri de Preston,
Alexandre de Ramsay, David de
Lindsay, Le Seigneur Patrick (Hep-
burn), Gauthier Leshy ? Lesly ? Le
Sire de Keith, Gauthier Haliburton,
Thomas Erskine.
D Le Sire de Seton, Robert Erskine,
Jean dAbernethy ? Jean Lydell ?,
Jean Stuart, Alexandre Stuart, Le
Sire de Sandiland, Anderson, Le
nom manque (Drummond), Robert
de Colville.
E Le Sire de Sinclair, Le Comte de
Fife, Archibaud de Douglas, Le
Sire de Comyn, Le Comte de Ross,
Le Comte de Moray, Le Comte
de Carrick, Le Comte dAthoI, Le
Comte de Strathern, Lord Lenes
(? Lennox), Le Comte de Strathern,
Le Comte de Sutherland, (Blair),
Le Comte dAngos, Fouls, Le Sire
de Ros, (Craig or Craigie).
Armorial de Berry.
I. Le Conte de Boquan, Earl of Buchan.
Le Comte de Craffort, Earl of Craw-
ford.
Le Comte Dilles, Earl of Ross, Lord
of the Isles.
Le Comte de Quant, Earl of Carrick.
Le Comte de Fit, Earl of Fife.
Le Comte de Stranne, Earl of Stra-
thern.
Le Comte de Lenax, Earl of Lennox.
Le Comte de Surdelle, Earl of Suther-
land.?
Le Comte de Mare, Earl of Mar.
Le Comte Duglas, Earl of Douglas.
Le Comte Dangos, Earl of Angus.
Le Comte Dorquenay, Earl of Orkney.
Le Conte de la Marche, Earl of
March.
Le Comte de Morat, Earl of Moray.
Le Conte Dormont, Earl of Ormond.
Le sr de Samcton, Lord of Swinton.
Le sr de Lindsay, Lord Lindsay.
Le sr de Seton, Lord Seton.
Le sr de Dernele, Lord Darnley.
Le sr de Mongoby, Lord Montgomery.
Le sr de Polloc, Lord of Pollock.
Le sr de Begart, Lord of Biggar.
Le sr de Hameleton, Lord Hamilton.
Lesrde Quimaurs, Lord of Kilmaurs.
Le sr de Bowesol, Lord of Duchal.
Le sr de Rouallo, Lord of Rowallane.
Le sr de Cranoc, Lord of Kincraig.
Mosr de Quili, Oliphant of Kellie.
Mosr de Gray, Lord Gray.
Mosr de Quohon, Ogilvy of Auchter-
house.
Mosr de Rouen, Ruthven of that Ilk.
Le sr de Bene, Lord of Lewes.
Le sr de Lion, Lyon Lord Glamis.
Le sr de Maquele.
Le sr de Ves, Macleod of Dunvegan.
Mosr de Forbois, Lord Forbes.
Le sr de Grain, Lord Graham.
Le sr de Losec, Leslie.
Le sr de Boquenel, (?) Buchanan.
Mosr de Rues, Wemyss of Rires.
Le sr de Chastelmont, Stewart of
Castlemilk.
Le sr de Copal, (?) Murray of Cbck-
pool.
Le sr de Queinmont, Carlyle of Kin-
mont.
Ceulx de Quoquenton, Moffat.
Ceulx de Mandrel, Macdowal.
Ceulx de Sansi, Crichton of Sanquhar.
Ceulx de Duplicton, (.-') Stewart of
Dalswinton.
Ceulx du bar, Dunbar.
Ceulx de Moncastel, (?) Ker.
XXll
LIST OF NAMES.
Ceulx d'Andresel, (?) Annandale.
Ceulx de Nesegles, Hemes of Ter-
regles.
Ceulx Dapegart, Jardine of Apple-
garth.
Ceulx de Blairian, Kirkpatrick.
Ceulx de Tranquart, Kennedy.
Ceulx de Tranquart, Cathcart.
Ceulxde Bouldy, Maclellanof Bomby.
Ceulx de Maligny, Macghie.
Le seignr de Lodun, Campbell of
Loudon.
Ceulx de Vedenmeton, (?) Campbell.
Ceulx de Foucart, Fockart.
6. Ceulx de Blaquehut, Blackwood.
Ceulx de Quarehut, Maxwell of
Calderwood.
Ceulx de Helioton, Sempill of Eliot-
ston.
Ceulxde Dunegles, Homeof Dunglas.
Ceulx de Maligny, Melville,
Ceulx de Limeton, Livingston.
Ceulx de Callemey, Livingston of
Callendar.
Ceulx de Crenoc, (?) Menzies of
Enoch.
Mosr de Gasc, Murray of Cask.
Ceulx de Toury, Wardlaw of Torry.
Ceulx de Dompry, Livingston of
Drumry.
Ceulx de Bediton.
7. Ceulx de Balgony, Sibbaldof Balgony.
Ceulx de Corville, Colville.
Ceulx de Rienderfut or Riendersuc,
Rutherford.
Ceulx de Tourneboulle, Turnbull.
Ceulx de Qualor, Sandilands of
Calder.
Ceulx de Bas, Lauder of Bass.
Ceulx de Dondas, Dundas.
Ceulx de Bronbaquol, Moubray of
Barnbougal.
Ceulx de Criston, Crichton.
Ceulx de Dalnoby, Ramsay of Dal-
housie.
Ceulx deCarmes, Crichton of Cairnes.
Ceulx de Lufennes or Lusennes,
Bickerton of Luffness.
8. Le sr de Bocquint, Lord of Borth-
wick.
Ceulx de Helles, Hepburn of Hailes.
Ceulx de Sasineton, Ker of Samuel-
ston.
Ceulx de Barilli, (?) Towers of Dairy.
Ceulx de Bel, (?) Dunbar of Biel or
Lauder.
Ceulx de Lanton, Cockburn of
Langton,
Ceulx de Cortofin, Forrester of Cor-
storphin.
Ceulx de Listawrie, Logan of Les-
terrick or Restalrig.
Ceulx de Haldor, Dishington of
Ardross.
Ceulx de Haubogle, (?) Hop Pringle.
Ceulx de Harques, Harcars.
Ceulx de Dalhel, Dalzell.
9. Ceulx de Launton, (?) Baillie of
Lamington.
Ceulx de Reug (?),* Scott of Bal-
wearie.
Ceulx de Dongan, Normanville.
Ceulx de Poloc, Maxwell of Nether
Pollock.
Ceulx Dabrecherme, Abercrombie.
Ceulx de Bois Glain, Maculloch.
Ceulx de Melledron, Meldrum.
Le sr de Crafort, Crawford.
Le sr De Rample, Dalrymple.
Ceulx de Bogivi, (?) Buchan.
Le sr de Coqueran, Cochrane.
Le sr de Menipegny, Monipenny.
10. Ceulx de Grenan, Crawford of Gren-
nan.
(Rait).
(Monipenny).
Ceulx de Ratri, Rattray.
Ceulx de Bousainuille, Boswell.
Ceulx de Glin, Glen.
Ceulx de Lorn, (?) Sandilands.
Ceulx de Wichart, WisharL
Ceulx de Colleuille (?).
Jorge Bannantin.
Jaques de Rous (?).
Guille Cliston.
1 1 . Guilleme Crafort, Crawford.
Guille Aveillec, Affleck.
Guilleme de Modreville, Motherwell.
Jehan Semple.
Alexandre Magntn (?).
Abrecommere, Abercromby.
Forman's Roll.
12. Spens of Wormiston, Whitelaw
(Whitehead) of that Ilk, Stewart
of Garnetullie, Hepburn of
Waughton, Cuming of Altyre.
13. Dalzell of that Ilk, Grierson of Lag,
Edzar, Balcaskie of that Ilk, Waus.
14. Hamilton of Silvertonhill, Wardlaw
of Warriston, Stewart of Baues-
pick, Tenand, Blairgaine.
* Some word like this is faintly written above
" Lagwere " (?), which seems to be cancelled.
LIST OF NAMES.
XXlll
15. Lawson of Humble, Toshach of
Monivaird, Macdowal of Garth-
land, Riddell of that Ilk, Ogston
of that Ilk.
16. Ker of Fernihirst, Hepburn of Whit-
some, Balfour of Denmill, Murray
of Blackbarony, Menteith of
Kerse.
17. Spens of Wormiston, Bethune of
Creich, Rinde (Reid) of Collision,
Sinclair of IBlans, Cairns of
Orchardton.
18. Falconer of Halkerton, Durham of
Monifieth, Michell, Wallace of
Ellersley, Duns of that Ilk.
19. Turnbull, Corrie of Kelwood, Gau-
dine (Gardine) of that Ilk, Kin-
caid of that Ilk, Durham of Pit-
kerro.
20. Charters of Emysfield, Wemyss of
that Ilk, Balfour of that Ilk, Char-
ters of Lumfanan, Chirnsyd of
East Nisbet.
21. Broune of Fordell, Philp of Ormis-
ton, Balfour of Ballo, Dalrymple,
Balfour of Kirkton.
Sunderland Hall Manuscript.
22.
23-
24.
24'
24^
25-
26.
27.
28.
29.
30-
31-
32.
33-
34-
35-
36.
37-
38.
Lord of Lome.
Macleod, Lord of Lewes.
Lord of the Isles.
Additions to Sir David
Lindsay's Manuscript.
, Lord Claud Hamilton of Paisley.
Keith, Lord Dingwall.
Sir Jerome Lindsay of Annatland,
Lyon.
Sir William Stewart, Lyon.
Sir David Lindsay of the Mount,
Lyon.
Sir Robert Forman, Lyon.
Ruthven, Earl of Gowrie.
Stewart, Earl of Orkney.
Stewart, Earl of Arran.
Maxwell, Earl of Morton.
Sir David Lindsay of Rathillet, Lyon.
Stewart, Duke of Lennox.
Workman's Manuscript.
Lord Dennistoun.
Lord of the Isles.
Lord of Lewes.
Lord Macgregor.
39. Lord of Lome.
40. Lord of St John.
41. Macleod of that Ilk.
42. Angus, Pentland, Achmutie of that
Ilk, Makcalla, Umfrastoun of that
Ilk.
43. Dasoun, Roger, Bog, Sydserf of that
Ilk, Guilde.
44. Panther, Hert, Roberton of that Ilk
(Robertson), Merton, Blackstock.
45. French, Cornwall of Ballenhard,
Hucheson, Davidson, Cairncross,
46. Or, Wastoun, Russell of that Ilk,
Mason, Dick.
47. Murray of Culben, Crumbe, Ramsay
of Russell, Balvaird of that Ilk,
Gib.
48. Dog, Purves, Fullerton of that Ilk,
Wyntonof Strickmartine, Townis.
49. Swyft, Windram, King, Guthrie of
Lunan, Richardson.
50. Carse of Monktonhall, Reid, Cow-
stane, Moffat of that Ilk, Ewart.
51. Wright of Langside, Roger, Car-
wood, Harratt, Fouler.
52. Buchan, Chapman, Makgill, Adam-
son, Trollop.
53. Slewman, Criche, Baird, Alane,
Pattoun.
54. Peebles of Dunfermline, Thomson,
Schewall, Gulane, Gourlay.
55. Duff, Dikesoun, Ker, Kilgour, Mori-
son of Dairsie.
56. Hill, Arneill, Cook, Gardner, Alison.
57. Lithgow, Schil, Howison, Seton of
Touch, Marjoribanks,
58. Renton of that Ilk, Meik, Blanerne
(Lumsden), Edington of that Ilk,
Blackadder of Tulliallan.
59. Broun bf Hartree, Orrok of that Ilk,
Corsar, M'Morran of Glaspan,
Laing.
60. Laitteis of that Ilk, Windygates,
Annand, Anderson, Loch.
61. Lowrie, Achesoun, Fin, Fenwick,
Trotter.
62. Craig, Waddell, Hucheson, Ousfen,
Sauks.
63. Cowper, Walker, Tullus, Hislop,
Skene.
64. White, Alschoner (Alexander), Gled-
stanes of that Ilk, Wilmure, Sevis.
65. Halyday, Makbeth, Makduff, Eleis,
Fisher.
66. Cochrane, Leith, Barraman," Ewing,
Mudie.
67. Calderwood, Veitch of Dawick, Cure,
Wilson, Cralk.
XXIV
LIST OF NAMES.
68. Home, Spottiswood of that Ilk, Clan
Chattan, Clarke of Balbirny,
Dobie.
69. Kein, West, Hunter, Cook, Pitten-
dreich of that Ilk.
70. Cowper, Don of Teith, Welsh, Hali-
burton of Pitcur, Collace of Bal-
namoon.
71. Duncan of Mote, Jackson, Moncur,
Moncurofthat Ilk,Alane (Ellem).
72. Wedderburn of that Ilk, Pitcairn of
Forther, Lundyof that Ilk, Both-
well, Kinloch.
73. Spottiswood, Hommyll, Wilkie,
Steill, Bell.
74. Kiltra, Makell, Dumbreck of that
Ilk, Blackwood, Roberton.
75. Lawson, Hunter, Stenhope, Clark,
Watson.
"jb. Rind, Denskine, Mitchell, Eliott,
Amot.
77. Law, Peirson, Christison, Sanderson,
Williamson.
78. Forrest, Akenhead, Mowtray, Wig-
hem, Armstrong.
79. Cudbertson, Urrie, Kellie, Kinnear,
Taw.
79A, Fraser of Philorth, Gibson of Durie,
Acford, Graham of the Mote.
80. Milliken, Mowtray, Walterston,
Schan, Scrogie.
81. Barclay, Faunis, Calder, Primrose,
Knox of Ranfurly.
82. Honyman, Crawfurd, Barclay of
Collairnie, Masterton, Heart.
83. Dudingstonof Southhouse, Carkettle,
Duket, Ged, Maklelland.
84. Geddes of Glenholm, Stewart of
Traquair, Urquhart of that Ilk.
Kings' and Nobility's Arms.
85. Neilson of Kilcaffie, Eliot of Red-
heugh, Udwart, Gilbert.
%(i. Stuidman, Brokas, Turnour.
Manuscript of Sir David
Lindsay the Younger.
87. Maclean.
88. Mackoneil or Macdonald.
89. Crawford of Lefnorreis, Hepburn of
Wauchton, Home of Wedder-
burn, Erskine of Gogar.
90. Blair of Balthayock, Mackenzie of
Kintail, Ross of Balnagowan,
Vans of Barnbarroch.
91. Arbuthnot of that Ilk, Ramsay of
Kirknewton, Harries of Cousland,
Edmonstone of Duntreath.
92. Monro of Foulis, Burnett of Leys,
Lichton of Ullishaven, Falconer
of Halkerton.
93. Haitlie of Mellerstane, Paterson of
Luthrie, Rollok of Duncrub,
Coutts of Auchtercoul.
94. Bothwell of Hallbank, Skene of that
Ilk, Ferguson.
Sir James Balfour's Manu-
script.
95. Agnew, Sheriff of Galloway, Balma-
kyne, Barclay of Gairtlie, Bat-
woode, Black, Blunseill, Cante-
lupe, Corrie of Kelwood, Crail,
Cullane, Davidson, Glendinning
of Drumrash, Grant, Hannay of
Sorbie, Hay of Tillebothell,
Irvine.
96. Ladylye, Maculloch of Torhouse,
Macky of Larg, Plafair, Rouland,
Somerville of Camnethan, Smith,
Wedderburn of that Ilk, Wise-
man, Young, A.D. 1429, Young,
A.D. 1507.
Lyon Register.
97. iEdie of Moneaght, Dalrymple of
Stair, Eccles of Kildonan, Fair-
holm of Craigiehall, Fairne of
Tarlogie, Gair of Nigg, J affray
of Kingswells, Keith of Tilli-
gonie, Langlands of that Ilk.
98. Laing of Morisland, Macdonald of
Moydert,M' Abenof Knockdolian,
Thomson of Maynes, Naesmyth
of Posso.
Earl of Crawford's Manu-
script.
99. Claresoune, Hardy, Methven, Little>
Fletcher, Erskine of Kinnoull,
Rait, Rowell, Rowle.
100. Levington, Seras, Sir William St
Clair, Halden.
Gentlemen's Arms.
10 1. Black of Comiston, Bonnyman,
Brodie of that Ilk, Brand, Broom-
hill, Butter of Gormack, Belshes
of Tofts, Byres, Bontine of Ar-
LIST OF NAMES.
XXV
doch, Boyle, Brentone, Bennet,
Blenschell, Burnet, Birnie, Black-
wood.
102. Caddell of Asloun, Chrystie of
Whythouse, Clarksone, Copland
of Udoch, Currie of Newbie,
Davidson, Denham, Dunning of
Miller, Dawson, Dalgarno of
Garnieston, Dalgleish, Dempster,
Duguid of Auchinhuiff, Donald-
son, Fythie of Boysack, Fletcher
of Saltoun.
103. Farquharson, Gairdine of Borrow-
field, Govane, Grahame of Mor-
phie, Hervie, Halcro, Hopper,
Horseburgh of that Ilk. Johnston
of Caskieben, Kintore, Kennedy
of Kilmuck, Kirkwood, Lamb,
Leith of Harthill, Leask of that
Ilk, Littlejohn.
104. Moffat, Mossman, Maxtone of Cul-
toquhey, Middleton of Kilhill,
Maine, Marshall, Moncur (Nevay),
Mitchelson, Noble, Nicholson,
Oudny (Udny) of that Ilk, Os-
wald, Orchartoune, Poyet of Auch-
inhamper (?), Rainie, Ralston.
105. Reid of Pitfodels, Rae, Rankine,
Sharp, Symyne, Smyth, Spalding,
Scougal of that Ilk, Smyth, Spott,
Symmer of Balyordie, Sprottie,
Sands, Smetone, Vernor, Win-
chester.
106. Vollum of Woodwrae, Welwood,
ordie, Zowlle.
Funeral Escutcheons.
Boe of Stain, Ellies of Elliestoun,
Scott of Harden, Craw of Guns-
green, Skene of Curriehill, Lundie
of that Ilk, Marshall, Tyrie of
Drumkilbo.
107. Goodlett of Abbotshaugh, Bennet
of Chesters, Rig of Aithernie,
Walkinshaw of that Ilk, Mackin-
tosh of that Ilk, Low, Miller of
Newton, Sinclair of Stevenson.
108. Nisbet of Dean, Porterfield of that
Ilk, Oswald of Fingalton, Baikie
of Tankerness, M'Brair of Nether-
wood, Dick of Prestonfield.
109. Pringle of Galashiels, Burnet of
Barns, Boyle of Kelbume, Forret
of Fingask, Glass of Petintian,
Gilmour of Craigmiller, Trotter
of Mortonhall.
no. Chancellor of Shie.ldhill, Brisbane
of Bishopton, Tod, Ireland of
Milhorn, Speir, Mackay of Big-
house, Douglas of Mains, Banner-
man of Elsick, Rochead of Inner-
leith.
Sundries.
111. Aikman, Barry, Carnegie of Kin-
naird, Cramond, Crukschank.
112. Drummond of Concraig, Scrym-
geour of Myres, Tullydafif, Mudy.
113. Gartshore of that Ilk, Gemill, Law,
Lamont of that Ilk, Logie of
Logiealmond,
114. Macalzean, M'Gachen of Dalwhat,
M 'Galium or Malcolm, Machan,
M'Blane.
115. Murdoch, Macaulay of Ardincaple,
Monorgan, Mirrie, Rerik.
116 Hadden, Bertram, Kelso of Kelso-
land, Orme of Mugdrum, Douglas
of Pumpherston, Glasfurd, Bal-
canqual of that Ilk, Bower of
Kincaldrum, Hamilton of Inner-
wick.
117. Kirke,
118. Watt, Echlin, Stevenson of Her-
mandshiels, Siward.
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